The answer is contained in a new report by the retail research company Field Agent, “Groceries 2.0 Revisited: The Rise of Online Grocery Shopping“. A survey of more than a thousand grocery shoppers found that most are actually pretty satisfied with their typical trips to a physical grocery store, ...
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Fayetteville-based Field Agent checked the prices of 12 items on Monday in Whole Foods in about a dozen locations across the country and calculated the average basket savings to be 5% over prices checked earlier this month.
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Despite 62% of shoppers desiring an alternative to traditional in-store grocery visits, only 1% of consumers turn to digital exclusively for grocery shopping, a recent Field Agent report has found.
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Recent research from Field Agent finds that there’s also strong interest amongst consumers willing to purchase meal kits as part of their regular grocery shopping trips — or even make an extra trip to the store as the need arises.
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Recent research from Fayetteville, Ark.-based Field Agent shows that 64 percent of meal-kit users have purchased and prepared Blue Apron kits and 46 percent bought and used Hello Fresh kits, while Chef’d fell in eighth place with just 4 percent. Meanwhile, the research also reveals that of people ...
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One advantage Walmart has in this space, though, is its dominance in fresh ordering: Recent research from Fayetteville, Ark.-based Field Agent revealed that more Walmart.com shoppers purchase their fresh food on the site than those who shop Jet.com and rivals Amazon.com and Target.com.
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Coupled with the fact that Amazon’s kits could fit into brick-and-mortar operations if and when the Whole Foods deal closes, times don't look good for Blue Apron: Even though the New York-based service is the most preferred among meal-kit users, recent research from Fayetteville, Ark.-based ...
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More than half of consumers involved in a recent trial of AmazonFresh grocery delivery said they would very likely use the service again, according to Field Agent. Just 17% said they would not likely use the service.
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Consumer opinion survey outfit Field Agent recently polled a wide swath of people, aiming to get a feel for the mass market's perception of ready-to-prepare meals as a service in and of themselves. The findings from that surveywere a little surprising, and more than a little concerning.
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In a qualitative study, the Fayetteville, Ark.-based research firm went in depth with 20 testers of the service, most of whom said they really like what they see, especially when it comes to convenience, delivery speed and ease of ordering. Some 65 percent of users described the service as ...
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